Anne Nolan: Last News

Anne and Linda Nolan have opened up about their joint breast cancer diagnosis and how “lucky” they were to be able to have treatment together in the pandemic. The Nolan Sisters appeared on Good Morning Britain to celebrate their book, Stronger Together, coming out in paperback. Speaking to Kate Garraway and Richard Bacon, the duo opened up about how their health struggles were easier as they faced them together.

Anne Nolan opened up about the touching yet quirky farewell her sister Linda Nolan planned for herself before she passed away at age 65 last month after a brave battle with secondary breast cancer. Linda's final goodbye was marked by an emotional ceremony at St Paul's Church in Blackpool, the place she exchanged vows with her beloved Brian Hudson.

The family of the late Linda Nolan have extended an open invitation to her funeral this weekend. A memorial service for Linda is set to take place on Saturday, 1 February at St Paul's Church in Blackpool at 10.30am.The Dublin-born star sadly passed away on 15 January at the age of 65 in a hospital in the seaside town, surrounded by her loved ones.The service will be held in the same church where Linda married her husband of over two decades, Brian Hudson, and also bid him farewell after his passing in 2007, according to her family.

Coleen Nolan has shared a positive update on her sister Linda's cancer battle, after doctors recently told her there is shrinkage on her tumours.The Loose Women star, 58, appeared on Good Morning Britain on Monday, 11 December, where she discussed her older sister Linda, 64, who was first diagnosed with incurable secondary breast cancer on her pelvis in 2017. In March, Linda sadly announced her cancer had spread to her brain.

Linda Nolan has shared the happy news that her brain tumours have shrunk and says she is looking forward to celebrating a Christmas that she thought she would never see. In March, singer and actress Linda, 64, was told that her breast cancer had spread to her brain and as she appeared on Thursday's Good Morning Britain she admitted that she had not expected to make this Christmas. But this week, Linda was given the incredible news that there is still shrinkage on her tumours and has been given the go ahead to celebrate the festive season with her family, which includes Coleen, Maureen, Denise and Anne Nolan.

We’ve just finished the first exclusive shoot and sit-down chat with Anne Nolan ahead of her latest book launch, and she’s left us feeling uplifted and inspired. Despite going through some dark times during her 72 years, she remains positive and has a strength about her that’s rare.Titled New Beginnings, her autobiography follows on from Anne’s Song – released in 2009 – and is packed with explosive and emotive stories. She says, “I just wanted to write my life story, really.

Linda and Anne Nolan have admitted that the fear of cancer returning always lives with them.

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When Maureen called to say Linda and I could have our chemotherapy treatment together, I cried with relief. We’ve shared every emotion – the highs and the lows – and we are stronger together because of it.

While Linda is battling incurable secondary breast cancer, Anne who has suffered from two bouts of breast cancer, has been given the all-clear. Although, she revealed in our exclusive shoot she still "panics" about her cancer returning.

Brave sisters Linda and Anne Nolan will tell all about their double cancer battle in a new joint memoir.

Watch: Coleen Nolan admits her own cancer fearsColeen Nolan has admitted panicking she will get breast cancer, after three of her sisters have been diagnosed with the disease. TheLoose Womenstar’s elder sister Bernie Nolan died aged 52 after battling breast cancer and this year her sister Anne Nolan, 69, was also diagnosed with the disease on the same day sister Linda Nolan, 61, learned her own cancer had returned.

Linda Nolan, 61, was filmed sharing that her cancer had spread with sisters Coleen, Denise, Maureen and Anne Nolan in heart wrenching scenes set to air in this evening's At Home With The Nolans.The former singer shared that her incurable cancer has spread but fortunately doctors will still be able to treat it.She sat her sisters down after her latest appointment at the oncologist and broke the news at her favourite cocktail bar in a socially distanced set up.Linda said: “Well I have to sit down and tell you that it’s not good news.“The tumours in my liver, some of them have gone but some of them have got a bit bigger.” Holding back the tears, Linda mapped out the next few steps, as her sisters looked on. “I have to have more chemo," before

Anne Nolan has issued a vital update on her cancer battle months after revealing her heartbreaking diagnosis.

 Linda also gave an update about her treatment.She told Entertainment Daily: “I did ring the bell, I’ve finished my treatment. “I had a CT scan at the beginning of the week which I get the results for in a couple of weeks and then we’ll take it from there.“We’ll find out if there’s more treatment or if the chemo has worked, please God.”The star added: “I feel well at the moment.

Coleen Nolan, 55, revealed that if she were to go through with a double mastectomy, a "Bye Bye Breasts" party could also be on the cards. The Loose Women star also said she would consider making a cast of her chest to hang on the wall in memory of them.Coleen expressed concerns over keeping her "ticking time bomb" breasts, following the advanced diagnosis of her sisters Anne Nolan, 69, and Linda Nolan, 61.Now the star is considering the next step to prevent herself meeting a similar fate.When asked if she would host a celebration after having her breasts removed, Coleen said: “Yes, I’ll have a party and maybe ask people for tattoo ideas.“I might get plaster casts of my old breasts as well and hang them on my wall - 'In memory of'."The star

the Daily Mail.‘I started my chemo a week before Linda, so she still has one more round to go, but she said to me: ‘Anne, I will ring the bell, but we all know my cancer is never going away.”While doctors have told Anne her cancer is curable, for Linda, 61, who has secondary cancer in her pelvis and has spread to her liver, the prognosis isn’t as good.While Anne is looking to the next chapter – surgery, radiotherapy and drug therapy; the only hope Linda has is containing the cancer to ensure it doesn’t spread.Commenting on the ‘desperately sad’ situation, Anne says she can’t feel guilty about it because guilt would signify she has done something wrong.‘And although I’ve been told my prognosis is good, you can never tell with cancer,’ she

 Linda is now hoping to contain her cancer with medication and treatments, but a cure will not be possible.Anne continued to the Daily Mail: “It’s desperately sad, but I can’t feel guilty because to feel guilt you have to have done something wrong, and although I’ve been told my prognosis is good, you can never tell with cancer.”Linda and Anne lost their sister Bernie to secondary breast cancer in 2013 when she was just 52-years-old.While speaking about Bernie’s death, Anne added: “My prognosis may be good, but Bernie was told hers was, too.

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